Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Duluth is about to dig for natural gas.
Stanley is making safe progress in Al
RIGA.
The interstate commission has gone
south.
There is a real estate boom at Council
Bluffs.
Sarah Bernhardt played in Minneapo-
lis this week.
The Canadian parliament has voted
against coercion.
Rev. Sam Jones is preaching lively ser
mons in Minneapolis.
Manhattan Hardware company, Reading,
Pa, has failed for $4,000.
Mayor Roche proposes to drive gamblers
and prostitutes out of Chicago.
The Mormons think they can circum-
vent the new anti-polygamy law.
So sc 400 children have measles at Madi-
son, Wis. All schools are closed.
It is reafirmed that President Cleveland
has declined to seek denomination.
There is to be a great aati-Irish coercion
meeting IN London on the 21st inst.
Mrs. Barney Kennedy was found dead.
probably murdered, at Dubuque, la.
Capt. P. Daley of Minneapolis Is dead.
He was formerly on the police force.
a brilliant german was given at the
hotel Ryan by some St. Paul young men.
The seandinavisns are to have 8 grand
national celebratian on the 18th in Mime
apolis.
Wool is carried from San francisco to
New York via Cape Horn for half a cent
a pound.
There was a grand republican benG.rs
at PlttSburg to commemorate tTen. Gfaiit's
birthday.
Treasurer Jordan has sailed fer New
York. Mr.. Manning will remain abroad
till June.
The proposed postal treaty eith II ezieo
reduces single rate postage rom tivo to
two cents.
The Minneapolis base ball club ia pow
rated as Al. The Detroits eaeaped defeA
by q scratch.
Emperor William has sent a beautiful
diamond bracelet to a jewish maiden
whom he admires.
Secretary Lamar delivered an or2sion a.
the unwilling of the Csdiota monument
III Charleston, s. G.
A wild panic on Memorial day at Altar
ia, Ca, killed u woman and broke NUM-
erous arms and legs.
Great damage was caused by the cyclone
which swept through parts of Kansas,
Missouri and Arkansas.
In Chicago, Judge Taley o7erruled the
motion for a change of venue from Cock
county in the boodler cases.
The Minneapolis city council has decid-
ed that city laborsrs shall receive at least
$3.50 per day and work eight hours.
A dyeing and printing establishment in
Bronxdale, W~essche>ter county, 4. Y,
blew up recently. NO one was hurt.
New Orleans is excited aeer a war be-
tween the Epsnisg btt,stes aud the P5eag4as
which threatens to culiAinate in a duel of
editors.
IIdIiA NaCd0 E91sli6Ni III 1tlS UH0 ltei GINS
at his trial in st. Paul. He sWore thai
FarnsWorth intended to Iii him And WAS
acquitted.
Wheat in Dakota this spring is, sanar-
ally speaking, in frs condition, and the
crop prospects are excellent. OF oves 20
counties from which reports have been
received, IL show an Increased acreage
over 1885. The five Black Hills counties
also show an increase. The others have
been rather earlier than usual.
Quite a serious accident occurred on the
Northern Pacific railroad last Saturday to
the Pacific express westward bound, which
arrived about 10 a. m, 30 miles from
Bismarck. The accident was caused by
the expansion of rails by heat, which for
a few days has been quite intense, follow
ing . protracted season Of cold and con
i Muent contraction. One man, VIM.